Just here to drop off. The donation area is around the back of the building, in a warehouse-looking…read moresection. Turn in just north of the main entrance, at a side street where there is a lighted crosswalk. Or make your way through the lot, back out onto the side street, and then around to the back of the building. The helpers were friendly; dropping off was easy.

Great store! Great prices! Clean and organized! Friendly…read morestaff! A lot to choose from. It is July, so there are a lot of donations this time of year!

Service is meh. I think they just aren't happy working there bc they know they are ripping people…read moreoff. I would hire the associates but I would never even CALL the owner. Or email them. Don't even wanna know who owns the place. They don't take care of the Homeless community. I am a witness. I was homeless for a year! Selection is WAY TOO MUCH! I would leave half that crap outside so the homeless can just take whatever they want. I would probably go ahead and get rid of the building. There are beautiful train tracks right behind it that need to be seen! Plus I think Canadian Geese or some sort of birds want to live in that parking lot. The value??? I wouldn't even touch ONE item in that store (except I did see an overpriced Bath & Body Works candle I would never spend that much money on a candle. I mean I have before when I was in love. But never again! Ohio is NUTZ! no wonder it's called the Buckeye State!

I come here alot. Partly because it's in my little corner of the world and also because it's a…read morereally nice thrift. These folks are really friendly and if you ask for help, they're right there for you. The store is well laid out, bright and clean. I almost always find something here. The selection is great and they are always bringing out new items. Prices are just fine, 25%, 50%, 75% off.....can't beat it. *** If you have mobility problems are are looking for kids or men's items, beware. The store used to be a Montgomery Ward or JC Penney back in the 50's. There are two floors and you have to use the stairs to get up there.

This facility is amazing. Inside they house many classes and opportunities for developmentally…read moredisabled individuals to work and socialize. They do so much great work for the special needs community. They even have a on-site residence dormitory in which 23 individuals live. It's a beautiful, bright space.

Greatest place to go do recreational activities and work force development and great place to meet…read morefriendly people

This is not a thrift store. It's a food pantry/community center/worship center. They do take food…read moreand money donations for part of the day, like 9 to 3. Their sign says if you have small items to donate go to one of the nearby fire stations, and they give the station numbers with which you can look up the address. So I ended up doing that. A nice little center for what it is, I'm sure. Small building, plenty of parking.

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.

It's very dirty. There's roaches the staff take your stuff. They don't give you enough food. They…read morealso throw your medical stuff away.

do not i repeat do not leave any donations here the employees will steal them. the director allows…read moreit all! stay on premises and watch your donation go to women & children. they steal everything, food.etc. i lived here for a year. they get fixated on the clients.,dangerous place for chiltrafficking goes on here . as well.

Nice second-hand establishment for a cause. Free HIV…read moretesting. Good vintage furniture finds. Large floor. Lots of clothes for a fair price. Not the best selection though. Free condoms at check out.

I'd been meaning to come here, and then Kid K saw it while we were driving by a few weeks ago. So…read morenext time we were nearby we stopped in. Small parking lot in back. Warning signs about a permit required, but you can park here IF you're going to the thrift store. They were painting a new mural on the back on a perfect summer day. Inside, lots of clothes, nicely arranged. Lots of books, a few movies and CDs. Nothing for kids- no clothes or books. Kid K was disappointed; she thought from the decor inside and out that it would have some stuff for her. It's in the Short North and near campus, and those are the target audiences. Friendly staff. A nice selection of clothes. Nice big windows on High. We'll come back when she's a bit older.